Legal Question in Family Law in California
Community Property
In determining community property, do you include things purchased for the children (ie. computer, car, motorcyles, bed etc.) and who determines the value of the property?
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Community Property
With exception of gifts, all else acquired with community funds during marriage from date of marriage through date of separation, are community assetts.
Reply: Community Property
Except for gifts and inheritance, community property is presumed to be any asset acquired between the date of marriage and the date of separation. Property can be valued through a variety of options, from appraisals to expert testimony.
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